"reveal experience" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to discuss something that has been seen, heard, or felt and that has had a lasting impact. For example, "The conference allowed for a valuable exchange of ideas that revealed a great deal of experience and knowledge."
What needed correcting was the privacy-invasive sexual harassment law that lets a plaintiff demand that a defendant reveal experience with others.
Like Husserl's phenomenology, it strips away accumulated layers of conceptualization, in order to reveal experience as it comes to light.
Although no relationships between patterns of performance and mathematical/musical background were detected in this study, the inclusion of more explicit measures of mathematical and musical abilities might reveal experience to be a factor underlying the observed variability between individuals.
It brings together a large number of photographs that reveal experiences and ideologies of racial difference in 19th-century America.
The result elucidate experiences that are prerequisites for family members' empowerment in out-patient care, but also reveal experiences related to the absence of empowerment.
We believe that items on the questionnaire concerning aspects of daily life could often reveal experiences that are relatively less important to the target population [ 25].
A literature review revealed experience as one of the strongest known determinants of IUD knowledge [ 16].
Interviews clarified participant interpretation of GEMA measures and revealed experiences and meanings of smoking locations and practices.
Directed content analysis was used to analyze the transcripts of 59 women who revealed experiences of intimate partner sexual aggression in individual in-depth interviews.
"Her clothes reveal her experience," Gorceag said.
When victims reveal their experiences (or have their experiences revealed by someone else), viewers reach for pre-packaged answers, rather than listen to victims themselves.
